The Bookstore by youremykindoftrouble

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Summary:

The group has established itself at the farm, post-Terminus. The focus has shifted to getting set up to live self-sustainably and so Carol and Daryl head on a run to the nearest bookstore, looking for books on homeopathy and crop cultivation and the like. They run out of daylight on the way home, though, and have to hole up for the night in an abandoned house... (No sexy times, sorry) Set in the 'The Farm' arc

Rated: G
Categories: Headcanon, Oneshot, Operation Levity, Post-Series
Characters: None
Genres: Hurt/Comfort
Warnings: None
Series: None
Chapters: 1 Completed: Yes
Word count: 2055 Read: 388
Published: August 02, 2014 Updated: August 02, 2014

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1. The Bookstore by youremykindoftrouble [Reviews - 5] Liked (2055 words)

So, like the (lengthy!) summary said, they're making a go of it at the farm they've found. They've started making plans to build a wall around it, and are intending to turn it into a defensible, long-term home. They're having to look harder and harder for things like medicine and food, so they decide to plant gardens for food and herbal medicine. They're hoping that they'll become self-dependent enough that they'll be able to stop going on increasingly dangerous runs. Hence, Carol and Daryl raid a bookstore for books on crop cultivation and homeopathy and such.

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